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beure aufresuns beruorserufen burd bas
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abipteltsn. ipotteten aller 8ei5reibuns.
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BEL iiber bic i@rsdlide 8afersnotb tn Der
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Gin anoeTsbrner Slnbufat-a priI 1ss2-urb.ilt.

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4 Sabre Ipatrr.-gonadupIu nsb.iIf.

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Baltimore &trdem .0loden.

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Ru6te iuie Gin einb bsbanaslt iusrSsn- gaf 1889

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4 Sabre ipater arnmer. ). Iobsmbrr 1886.
ct. Satobs Del. beiIte mia.
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THE CHARLES A. vOGELEP CO.. Baltimore, Md.
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Sabre ipdter. -3nGcrna gebsilt.

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Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-07-31

nDu0c Pimples, Skin Blemishes, and BABY
0UUUS Humors, cured by CUTlCURA SOAP
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-07-31

Were we, in vision, to behold that
wonderful Miocene age, where as yet no
traces Of man have been found. when
vines and magnolias grew in northern
lands. palm trees 1ourished along the
Hudson river, and long armed apes were
swinging in British, French and German
forests, we are warranted in believing
that we should see birds and quadrupeds
simpler and less interesting than those
which now exist, with habits and instincts
less complex than those Of their surviving
representatives which have been for ages
exposed to a struggle for life with man,
or which have been trained to mans
service.
To look upon that pre-human world
would he like looking through the oceans
of The present day. Hunger, fight, flight
and feeding we should have. The horn,
the mailed coat, the heavy hoof, the
poisoned fang, the muscular embrace. the
terrible tooth and beak would be there
doing work which is accomplished now
In these more populous times by bodies
diminished in size and brains increased in
bulk. An examination of mammalian
skulls, from their first appearance in strata
UPWARDS, lends countenance TO this argu-
ment; that there has been, on the whole,
a mental improvement among the birds
and quadrupeds Of the northern hemis.
phere ,-George jackson in New Orleans
Times Democrat.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-07-31

The same diversity of opinion as to the
best form Of locomotive for general use
appears to prevail in England as in
America. While coupled wheels are
mostly preferred for passenger engines,
five feet to six feet six inches diameter, a
few leading American engineers prefer
single drivers, and ID disposed to revert
90 even VET feet, n diameter which has
been tried and abandoned in the past as
not meeting the expectations entertained
Of It. About fifteen years is the estimated
average life II an American locomotive.
II is generally admitted that railway
trains in. England are driven Mt n faster
rate Of speed than in the United States-
say about 90 per cent. in excess Of the
latter. There are express trains, how
ever, between some Of our principal
cities. that compare favornbly with those
in Engknd.-New York Sun.
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Etinnn,tn nt nind.nr cns,In.

A lady who has been visiting at Wind
sor castle says that at dinner il is not
etiquette TO address the monarch unless
directly spoken TO by her. The meal
over, however, the visitor once again
finds his way to the grand corridor, and
here the queen says farewell as she goes
TO her own private rooms.--Chicago
News.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-07-31

2ITO PRICES, amounting 10 s53j,OO
Application for rates TO clubs should be made
only 10 the office Of the Company In New Orleans.
For further information write clearly, giving
full address POSTAL NOTES. Express Money
Orders, or New York Exchange In ordinary letter
Currency by Express tat our expense) addressed
NJ. A,
New Orleans, La,
or N. A. DAUPHIN,
Washington, ID. e.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-07-31
ADDRESS Registered Letters 70
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK,
New Orleans, La.

m MRE That the presence q Gen,
Harry, who are In charge Of the drawings. IN q
guarantee Of absolute fairness and integrity, that
the chances are all equal and that no one can pos
Aibly divine what number will draw n Prize,
gUARANTEID BN FOUR NATIONAL
BANKS Of New Orleans, and the Tickets are
signed w the President Of an Institution, whose
chartered rights are recognized In the highesI
Courts; therefore, beware Of any limitations or an
noymous schemes
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-07-31
SKIN SCALP
CIssnsed, Purified and Beautifisd
by the Cutieura Remedies.

For cleansing the Skin and Scalp OF Disfguring
Humors, for ~illaying Itching, Burning and lnfam-
nation. for curing the first symptoms Of Eczema.
Psoriasis, MIX Crust, scaly Head, Scrofula, and
other inherited skin and Blood Diseases, CUTlcuRA
the great skin Cure, and CuTicuRA soAp, an ex-
%quisiie Skin Purifier, externally, and CUTICuRA
r. SOLVENT, the new Blood Purifier, internally,
are infallahle
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-07-31
SALT RHEUM CURED.

was troubled with Salt Rheum for a number Of
years, so that the skin entirely came Oh one OF my
hands from the finger tips 10 the wrist. tried
remedies and doctors, prescriptions TO no purpose
and now | am entirely cured,
Z. 7. PARKER. 379 Northampton st., Boston.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-07-31
ITCHING, sCALY, PIMPLY.

For the last year I have had a species Of itching
scaly and pimply humors on my face to which ]
have applied a great many methods Of treatment
without success, and which was speedily and en-.
tirely cured by CUTICURA.
MRS. ISAAC PHELPS Rayenna, o.
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1868, and won his first honors by saving the
lives of two Of the crews of ships in which he
was connected. He wears the Humane So
ciety's gold medal for jumping overheard
lao the Mersey and saving the life of
Lrother officer. While at Port Stanley, Falk-
Land islands, he jumped overheard and
helped save a marine who had fallen over
board, task of great danger from
the fact that he wore a heavy shoot
ing jacket and was loaded down with car
tridses of which he had not waited to divest
himself. In 1874 he was returned as Conser-
yaive member of parliament for Waterford,
and occupied his seat for six years. He was
commander of the Thunderer for some time
and received honors from the Greek govern
ment for services rendered. His most notable
exploit was his dashing conduct while in
command of the light gunboat Condor, dur
iirs the bombardment of Alexandria, darting
in between the big ships and engaging the
Egyptian forts, especially Fort Marabout,
and planting his shots where they would be
the most effective, succeeding at the same
time il avoiding harm i'll his own ship, which
might easily have been sunk by the powerful
shells thrown from the heavy Krupps with
which the forts were armed. He was warmly
congratulated by Admiral Seymour, and
Y,ronlOfad :
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He received II prac- ELdHU EMORY JACKSON
iiral education, taught school for short
time. became store keeper, and fnnlly
began in the lumber trade in Sails
bury He extended his business as
rapidly as possible, and now he has
large branches in nearly all the big sea coast
cities. His firm owns a railroad i'll Virginia,
a fleet Of boats ON the Chesapeake, forests in
North Carolina, and the various interests give
employment to over 500 men. A few weeks
ago he purchased so, 900 acres of timer land
in Alabama, for which he paid ST. 25 per acre,
or 100000 in all. He expects to clear at
least 800 900 from this investment Mr.
jackson is millionaire. His partners i'm
business are his brothers
Mr.. Jackson's political career consists of
one term in the state house OF delegates and
one term as a member OF the state senate.
Near the close Of the last session of the legis-
latnre lie WIS elected presidento of the senate.
He is quiet man, and is not speechmaker,
but in conversation he talks calmly and to the
point. He has II limp in his w-lk, the result
If rheuinatisin. Mrs. Jackson is an uniistl-
ally ,brigllt lady, with rare social gifts and
great ambition for her husband politically,
The Jackson home in Salisbury is one OF tue
finest residences in the state.
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TRAMPS AT SUPPER.
turesoue. AS my Photographic friend pulled
the machine and l pushed behind, we had
abundant opportunity to enjoy 1t. At last
the highest point was reached, and jumping
into the saddle the gentle downward grade
enabled us to easily pass mile stones IN SIX OF
eight minutes which previously had taken
twenty minutes of unceasing toll. Lost time
was soon made up, and two hours after we
left Guilford we were inspecting her ma1estys
camp at Aldershot. Within twenty-five
years busy town had grown up where Ior-
merly was remote and solitary hamiet. very
thirsty, we knocked ut the door OF public
house. as it was Sunday morning and beIoro
the hour for opening.
aAnd who are youY said o voice WIZ
strong Irish brogue
4Friends and wayfarers," we replied, VINO
want refreshment-"
In England d sraveler can always get some
thing to drink. rs e,;.,
aFaith, and are yes shure yes not foohn
zid me? Are yes real travellers, and may oe
Yes can tel me where ye came LON Inns
bright morninga"
The machine and our dusty appearance
for the Hogs Back had left its mark-coli-
vinced the skeptical old woman who unlecked
the door, We entered and regaled ourselves
with quart of ashandy gaff" "a mixture oi
ginger pop and beerl. and were afterwatd
shown over the place, which turned out to be
q favorite resort for soldiers. Aldershot Is
surrounded by barren heath. The place IS
aiyen over to spaces. Not green spaces with
trees. but wide, bleak looking spaces over
which the grass had sternly refused 70 grow.
Around these desolate squares are gloomy
looking houses painted drab downstairs and
red upstairs, with TALL narrow doorways. a
few children sat around the door steps, lew
chickens vainly scratched the barren sandy
soil. d few untidy women stood IN eiopss
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Yeorgio and Sofia felt secure, and supposed
that no one knew Of their existence as they
felt in thei4' simple minds that Servia was
very, very far from Bulgaria, and they lived
N peace and security until one morning just
at daybreak they heard great Gathering of
horses hoofs in their yard, and going to their
windows found themselves surrounded by
Rassim Bey's soldiers, who had dared to cross
the border to wreak vengeance upon this poor
couple.
They knew they were lost. There was no
hope of help Or escape, and SO they knelt one
on each side of the cradle that held their
precious baby boy, and there they staid until
the soldiers surrounded them and put them to
death as they knelt. Their blood flowed,
mingled, upon the child, who cried, and then
one soldier, more fiendish than the rest, thrust
his sword down through that baby breast
This was one of the horrors that led to the
Russo-Turkish war, and opened the eyes of
the world to the nameless and cruel atrocities
inflicted upon patient, simple and worthy
people.
But poor little Sofia, in the first joys of
motherhood, and her brave and devoted
Yeorgio were butchered in cold blood, unre-
sisting, and they lie buried away from their
beloved country. OLIVE HARPER.
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m.
ton and the excitement it caused in Paris have
not been forgotten.
4+*
Jules Ferry has been before the world
much longer than Gen. Boularger He
has been a very large figure in
the French republic, and was for several
years its prime minister. Before he became
leader in his party he had been trained i'll
three schools of inestimable value to the
future politician. He had praciced law, he
had been a journalist and he had passed
year in the lower house. This all happened
before the Franco German war and the es-
tabiShneut of the third republic During
these early days of preparation he WAS am
intimate friend of G;,ml,etta. Till his death,
however, F.rry was completely overshadowed
by his greater friend. But for long time
thereafter he was really the supreme power
in France. f
Jules Ferry was born i'll the Vosges noun
taills in 1882
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Our Waste of Timber.

The country can't go on wasting its timber
and destroying its forests with impunity.
The Gardeners Monthly reports Professor
Roshrock as saying that in spite OF the COM
mon belief to the contrary, this is not a tim
bered continent. only 1614z per cent Of the
whole area remaining in timber. This is
within u per cent of the condition when L
nation hegins TO experience a dearth oil
timber. and climate changes begin. New
York Sun.
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of valor, and his
record as a junior
officer was a bril-
liant one. As min
istel. of war he
gained great popu-
larity because of
his patriotism and
the irmness with
which lie frowned
down the preten-
sions of rich Off
GERS and the ell.
couragellient Ii g
extended tn os e
who were not so
rich His flannsi-
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from a royal ship
during a naval pa
aie. 1t was held
.lE.t he offered a di-
rect insult to her
Majesty the queen
of England, and he
has been forced to
resign.
Lord CHI lie s
Bel.esford is h e
brother OF the Mar
quis of Waterford,
and was born in
1916. He entered
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cessful bu S in g IS
man, who has built
up a large business
and made a big for
t. ne out of it. His
home is Sal sbury,
which is the county
town of iconlico,
one of the lower
counties of the
eastern section of
the state. He was
born near tina 8
l'lirr Nov. 3, 1887,
and was the Oldest
of Ave children.
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/. AIRY one who takes paper regularly from .h
Postofice-whether directed to his or ancther's
or whether he has subscribed motifs responsible
for the payment.
2. Ii person orders his paper discontinued, h.
must pay ali arrearages, or the publisher will
tinue send until payment is made and collect the
whole amount, whether the paper is taken from the
office or not.
8. The courts have decided that refusing to take
thenewspapers or periodicals from the Postofce or
removing and leaving them uncalled for, is primo
fdcie evidence OF intentional fraud, - H.. ~.
Papers ordered to any address can be changed to
another address at the optien of the Subscriber.
Remittances by draft check, money order, regie-
tered letter. may he sent at our risk All Postmaeters
are required to register letters on application.
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position to be sue
ceeded by W. P.
Freret, of N e W
Orl Q a n S. M r.
Freret, whose por-
trait is given, is the
architect of his own
fortune, and has
made a success of
it. His work in
New Orleans $ is
very highly spoken
of, and he W a s
strongly indorsed
for the place by all
the leading Dem
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was stationed at Tunis While there he
had very lively row with NJ. CANTON, the
intriguing French consul general there sta
toned, and he was charged at one time, along
with M. Clemenceau, with improper use of
his influence to get the Cross of the Legion of
Honor for friend of the latter. During the
Franco German war he performed prodigies
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ELlHU EMORY JACKSON.

Nominated for Governor by NIaryl ~
Democrats.
Eliu Emory jackson, who has been nonl-
innted " the Democrats of Maryland as
their candidate for governor is plain sue.
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LORD CHARLES BEREsFoRD.

.fhe Junior Lord of the Admiralty Who
Insulted the Queen.
Lord Charles Beresford, the junior lord of
the British admiralty, is in peck of trouble,
and all lacnllse he dared to signal to his wife
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New snnerxisinr Architect.

NJ E. Bell, supervising architect of the
treasury of the United States and one Of the
architects OF the capitol building at Des
Moines, Iowa, has been relieved of his official
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Boulanger-Ferry,

The proposition that Gen. Francis Boulan-
ger, of France, should fight NJ Jules Ferry,
also of France, because the latter alluded to
the former as the ''god of the music halls"
has given both these men great deal of free
advertising Everybody knows all about
both men, and a great portion of the world is
humming or whistling or playing the Boulan-
ger march inst now But nerhnps some of us
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paTEs OF ADVERTISING.

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have only a dim
idea of the history
of these two men.
~.
Doulanger is a
native of Brittany.
lie is described as
Icing more like a
Welshillan than a
Frenchman, and is
said TO have some
English blood in his
veins. He was ap-
pointed minister of
war about tw o
years ago, and just
prior to that time
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W. P. FRERET. ocracts of Louii-
ana, including both Senators Eustis and
Gibson. He was appointed on July 81, and
entered upon his duties at once.
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The constitution Of Costa Rica is quite do
mestic affair. 1t prescribes hospitality as
sacred dntr, and declares citizenship to be
forfeited by ingratitnde 10 parents
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to Winchester-A Stop at AIdershot,
Town of Soldiers-An Accident ON tho
Koad-Thc Ancient Capital of England.